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XX002 Rev 799 Surveyor99 Dome System Installation
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Detailed Installation
For novice or first-time installers, these steps provide the most thorough and accurate instructions.
IN-CEILING MOUNT MODEL
This version of Surveyor99 mounts in the ceiling. The Surveyor99 rests on the ceiling material and occupies
the space between the lower ceiling and upper building frame. This section details 2 methods of installation.
The first method can be used for ceilings with no access to the space above, as in a typical hard material
ceiling. The second method is used for a ceiling with access, as in the case of a dropped ceiling (metal grid
type). All mounting hardware is provided.
From Below the Ceiling (no
access to the space above)
The Camera Drive is removed from the
Enclosure. The ceiling hole is cut, the
Enclosure is prepared with Flexible
Conduit or cabling below the ceiling,
snapped into the hole and screwed up
tight to the surface. Then the Camera
Drive is hung from the Enclosure’s Safety
Cord, wired, configured and screwed back
into the Enclosure. The Indoor Lower
Dome is then snapped on. The
Surveyor99 rests on the Ceiling Clips
provided. The Surveyor99’s horizontal
position (X/Y axes) is determined by the
hole placement. The Ceiling Clip Screws
can be adjusted vertically (Z axis) for the
best flush fit with the ceiling. Refer to
Figure 13 for installation details. Complete
installation instructions to follow.
The Accessory Kit containing the RJ-45 to
RJ-45 8 foot (2.4 m) cable and RJ-45
Termination Box can be used in this
installation for the 4 alarms or relay. Refer
to Figure 14. Since there is no access to
above ceiling space and the supplied
cable is limited to 8 feet (2.4 m), the
Termination Box must be mounted in an
area with access. In addition, the 8 foot
(2.4 m) cable must be routed discretely
with the other cables or through the
Flexible Conduit Pipe. Refer to Figure 14
for an example of using the supplied cable
and Termination Box in this situation.
Figure 13
Ceiling Mount Model, No Ceiling Access Provided